"Quilts and Color: The Pilgrim/Roy Collection," which opened on Tuesday in the Gund Gallery in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston , is not what you might expect from a show on historical textiles. This ...

West Virginia 4-H’ers from 17 counties helped create two collaborative quilts now on display at the Smithsonian’s Renwick ...

Walls of color literally lined the perimeter of the backyard grounds of Moss Point's Ina Thompson Public Library on Saturday as members of the River City Quilters displayed 62 examples of their work.

Phyllis DeWys wasn’t expecting to get as inspired as she did while accompanying her husband on a pheasant hunt. “I go out in the field,” she said. “I don’t carry a gun. I don’t find any pleasure in it ...

Sometimes, you wake up in the middle of the night and you wish the quilt was done, already, said Vicky Masuoka at Vicky’s Fabrics in Kapaa. Augie T and Bu‘la‘ia, two of the most-recognized Hawaii ...

The word "quilting" tends to bring to mind grandmothers and dusty floral prints, yet it is precisely that image the Museum of Fine Arts is seeking to dispel with "Quilts and Color: The Pilgrim/Roy ...

The geometric designs and vivid colors suggest modern abstract art, but the items in a new exhibition at the San Diego Museum of Art are actually quilts by unknown women. “Quilts and Color,” which ...

Do you like beauty? Dumb question. Here, then, is breaking news — clothed, critic-style, in naked assertion: You will not see a more beautiful show than “Quilts and Color: The Pilgrim/Roy Collection” ...

Donna Sue Groves once mused that an old barn would look nicer if draped in a quilt. When she painted a quilt block design onto wood in honor of her mother’s beautiful handmade quilts, that simple idea ...

"The Quilts of Gee's Bend," which opened at the de Young Museum during the weekend, created a sensation in 2002 when it appeared at New York's Whitney Museum of American Art, the second stop on a ...

Pecolia Warner of Yazoo City, Miss., could give you a mood for every color she quilted. White, she once explained, is for peace. Yellow expresses love. Brass means trouble, mainly because it can turn ...